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Stroke Survivor Sings Before Speaking
A 26-year-old British Airways cabin crew member, Summer Clarke, who suffered a brain hemorrhage with a 10% survival chance, regained consciousness and could sing Tina Turner songs before she could speak or recognize her family, highlighting the therapeutic potential of singing in stroke recovery and...
Stroke Survivor Sings Before Speaking
A 26-year-old British Airways cabin crew member, Summer Clarke, who suffered a brain hemorrhage with a 10% survival chance, regained consciousness and could sing Tina Turner songs before she could speak or recognize her family, highlighting the therapeutic potential of singing in stroke recovery and...
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24% Bias Score
Unique Gasometer Restoration in Great Yarmouth
Great Yarmouth's Victorian gasometer, one of only a few remaining in the UK, is undergoing a £10 million restoration by National Grid, involving tank removal and frame preservation, opening it to proposals for future use.
Unique Gasometer Restoration in Great Yarmouth
Great Yarmouth's Victorian gasometer, one of only a few remaining in the UK, is undergoing a £10 million restoration by National Grid, involving tank removal and frame preservation, opening it to proposals for future use.
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36% Bias Score
Helsinki's Coffee Renaissance: A City Brews a New Identity
Helsinki's coffee scene is booming, with small roasters, transparent sourcing, and modern cafes driving its rise as a coffee capital; the city hosted the 10th anniversary of the Helsinki Coffee Festival, the largest Nordic coffee event.
Helsinki's Coffee Renaissance: A City Brews a New Identity
Helsinki's coffee scene is booming, with small roasters, transparent sourcing, and modern cafes driving its rise as a coffee capital; the city hosted the 10th anniversary of the Helsinki Coffee Festival, the largest Nordic coffee event.
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20% Bias Score
Dutch Remembrance Day: A Divided Nation
On May 4th, 90% of Dutch citizens will participate in Remembrance Day, with 85% observing the two-minute silence. A new survey highlights the tension between focusing on WWII victims and acknowledging current global conflicts, influencing public opinion and potentially future commemorations.
Dutch Remembrance Day: A Divided Nation
On May 4th, 90% of Dutch citizens will participate in Remembrance Day, with 85% observing the two-minute silence. A new survey highlights the tension between focusing on WWII victims and acknowledging current global conflicts, influencing public opinion and potentially future commemorations.
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40% Bias Score
Chelsea's Unsung Heroes Secure Sixth Consecutive WSL Title
Chelsea clinched their sixth consecutive Women's Super League title on Wednesday, with unsung heroes like Sandy Baltimore, Nathalie Bjorn, Wieke Kaptein, and Erin Cuthbert playing crucial roles in their success, showcasing the team's depth and strategic management.
Chelsea's Unsung Heroes Secure Sixth Consecutive WSL Title
Chelsea clinched their sixth consecutive Women's Super League title on Wednesday, with unsung heroes like Sandy Baltimore, Nathalie Bjorn, Wieke Kaptein, and Erin Cuthbert playing crucial roles in their success, showcasing the team's depth and strategic management.
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20% Bias Score
Cofidi's €80 Million Loan Disbursement in 2024 Yields €300,000+ Profit
Cofidi, a Bari-based cooperative, reported €300,000+ profit in 2024, disbursing nearly €80 million in loans to 14,682 member businesses, primarily in Puglia, while focusing on green initiatives and strategic consulting.
Cofidi's €80 Million Loan Disbursement in 2024 Yields €300,000+ Profit
Cofidi, a Bari-based cooperative, reported €300,000+ profit in 2024, disbursing nearly €80 million in loans to 14,682 member businesses, primarily in Puglia, while focusing on green initiatives and strategic consulting.
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40% Bias Score
Expatriate Australian's Loss of Voting Rights Highlights Diaspora Disenfranchisement
An Australian journalist living in Paris recounts their inability to vote in the 2022 federal election and the Voice referendum due to residing abroad during the pandemic, highlighting the challenges faced by Australian citizens living overseas and their disenfranchisement from the Australian politi...
Expatriate Australian's Loss of Voting Rights Highlights Diaspora Disenfranchisement
An Australian journalist living in Paris recounts their inability to vote in the 2022 federal election and the Voice referendum due to residing abroad during the pandemic, highlighting the challenges faced by Australian citizens living overseas and their disenfranchisement from the Australian politi...
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48% Bias Score
Lorde's Collaboration with Charli XCX Fuels New Album Success
New Zealand singer Lorde's new single "What Was That" debuted in the UK Top 10, following her collaboration with Charli XCX on the remix of "girl, so confusing," which boosted her confidence to explore vulnerability in her upcoming album "Virgin.
Lorde's Collaboration with Charli XCX Fuels New Album Success
New Zealand singer Lorde's new single "What Was That" debuted in the UK Top 10, following her collaboration with Charli XCX on the remix of "girl, so confusing," which boosted her confidence to explore vulnerability in her upcoming album "Virgin.
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4% Bias Score
Macedonian May Day: Border Delays, Union Protests, and Government Response
Macedonia experienced 30-minute border delays on May Day, a typical holiday travel surge, while a union protested for wage increases, contrasting with another union opting for dialogue; the government countered with economic growth figures and social support measures.
Macedonian May Day: Border Delays, Union Protests, and Government Response
Macedonia experienced 30-minute border delays on May Day, a typical holiday travel surge, while a union protested for wage increases, contrasting with another union opting for dialogue; the government countered with economic growth figures and social support measures.
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52% Bias Score
Retirement: A Transformative Life Transition and Identity Shift
Retirement represents a major life transition, fundamentally reshaping personal identity and daily routines, often involving new hobbies, increased travel, or volunteer work, and requiring proactive preparation including open communication and exploration of new interests.
Retirement: A Transformative Life Transition and Identity Shift
Retirement represents a major life transition, fundamentally reshaping personal identity and daily routines, often involving new hobbies, increased travel, or volunteer work, and requiring proactive preparation including open communication and exploration of new interests.
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44% Bias Score
Cadiz Customs Building's Protected Status Under Review, Demolition Possible
The 1950s Cadiz Customs building, a focal point in a long-running urban development dispute, may be demolished after its protected status comes under review, raising questions about historical preservation and urban planning in Cadiz.
Cadiz Customs Building's Protected Status Under Review, Demolition Possible
The 1950s Cadiz Customs building, a focal point in a long-running urban development dispute, may be demolished after its protected status comes under review, raising questions about historical preservation and urban planning in Cadiz.
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40% Bias Score
Amsterdam Opens New Official Urban Swimming Spot
Amsterdam's Marineterrein inner harbor is now an official swimming spot, opening May 1st and monitored until October 1st, responding to growing demand for open water swimming in urban areas despite regulatory hurdles, offering a tested model for other cities.
Amsterdam Opens New Official Urban Swimming Spot
Amsterdam's Marineterrein inner harbor is now an official swimming spot, opening May 1st and monitored until October 1st, responding to growing demand for open water swimming in urban areas despite regulatory hurdles, offering a tested model for other cities.
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36% Bias Score
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